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[" a A / wm The Standard.= VOL.IV.No.45, MONTREAL, CANADA, NOVEMBER 7, 1908.171 ST.JAMES STREET.Remarkable Picture Showing Tremendous Labor Problem Which Great Britain is Now Facing LONDON\u2019S UNEMPLOYED AT TRAFALGAR SQUARE\u2014A tremendous demonstration by the unemployed of the world\u2019s metropolis recently took place in the city .of London on the Thames Embankment, hundreds of thousands being present.The above illustration shows a mounted inspector conversing with an unemployed leader amid the dense mass of people in Trafalgar Square.The Great Battle Just Concluded in United States; The Man Who Declined Bishopric of Montreal et rs, AAA Pel Er ee ren A v _ A » > Pa a fogs | REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE | \u2014 ces 1 r » - x WILLIAM H.TAFT.WILLIAM J.BRYAN.À = Âttin dk es G THE RIGHT REV.COSMO GORDON LANG, D.D., Lord Bishop of Stepney, who last week was elected fifth Lord Bishop of Montreal, but who subsequently declined to accept the honor.EE Dl = ST AT AT TS SSSR p\" 7 LT EN see 4 cape À Cours a - P SE 7 a 4 A vi dus .Ee A ?WS .1 > as A = ) .\u2018 2 .\u201d à [} \u201d A re i Be 4 5 4 #4 hs wh (Rl a i ZH 4 > i LP 7 È Ed , 3 y 2 bi 2 # > kK ie Ye RS EE TE re mt re el } 2 THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.fl \u2014 Canadian Football Season is Now in Full Swing; Historic Reminiscence of Balaclava Anniversary _- \u2014 iP RUGBY FOOTBALL AMONG THE UNDERGRADUATES OF CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES\u2014An exciting moment in a recent McGill-\u2019Varsity game at \"Varsity working a 3-man play around the end for a touch-down.NN me SNL Toronto.me Ge.Hite PE re ms 2 i Somme PER aE Ror EC à 5 THE STANDARD\u2019S SERIES OF BEAUTIFUL WINNIPEG HOMES\u2014Residence of Mr.J.S.Hough, K.C., a well- known member of the legal profession.Mr.Hough was born at Picton, Ont., and went to Winnipeg in 188%; being one of the earliest settlers in the city.-\u2014\u2014, NAN he NN a NN ~ ee a PO en THE LIGHT CHARGE AT BALACLAVA, 25th OCTOBER.1854, (Extract from \u201cThe Sea, Camp and Stage,\u201d by W.H.Pennington, a survivor of Balaclava.) JE 1 TS Lord Lucan 1s understood to have said that there was nothing for it but to obev; and the order to advance, as given in the following words by Lord Cardigan, arc vivid in my recollection, and I hear them again as I record them: \u201cThe Light Brigade will advance \u2014walk\u2014march\u2014trot.\u201d (No trumpet sounding took place.) 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VA SENS SNS AN me front were now being served with ever- increasing precision, as the Russian gunners stood secure from any chance of injury to man or gun.The infantry concealed along the causeway ridge kept up a constant and effectual fire.It must have been from them a hint now came that I bore no charm which could bear me unscathed through the dread valley of death.A musket ball struck my mare\u2019s hind leg and lamed her so badly that for any purpose that might bear me on or back to our lines, she was quite useless.I can recall the sinking of my heart as I'beheld the 11th Hussars ride on, while I was left alone far from the British lines to do the best I could.But I felt a strange reluctance to dismount.\u201cBlack Bess\u2019 had been the fastest mare in all the troop; high bred and hardy, she had borne campaigning well.With no soul in sight, for the regiments in front had passed away obscured by dust and smoke, I made a good mark for mus- rN SN FENN \u2014.RUGBY FOOTBALL AMONG THE UNDERGRADUATES OF CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES \u2014 An incident in the recent McGill-\u2019Varsity game at Toronto: McGill running the ball down the field and a tackle by \u2019Varsity.a cm (Photo by A.A.Gleason, Toronto.) ANNE Le AN see Sem ae LIFE NOT SO DULL AT PROTESTANT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE AT VERDUN\u2014The finish of the sack- race, one of the most mirth-provoking incidents of the annual sports.TN case seemed desperate, but there was a a armed and helpless men of ours sin- (Photo hy H.R.Connolly, Montreal.) Sem hie nme mel NN SN sword, resolved if thus beset to sell my ketry fire.A ball passed through my |no time for vain regrets.My leg was gly attacked by many Russian lancers life as dearly as I might.right leg, a shot from the left tilted bleeding, though I felt no pain.1 who did not scruple to kill them in cold J think I must have been distant a my busby over my right ear, while looked around for refuge from their blood! 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\u2019tis right about wheel.\u201d The Colonel then cried, \u201c8th, right about wheel!\u201d The 8th responded as if on home parade, and thus we faced the strong squadrons in our rear.This incident is vividly impressed upon my mind, but I have never seen a reference to it in any previous account.The enemy remained halted, leaving us to force a passage through their serried ranks.Colonel Shewell ied the way, well seconded by every man, for this last desperate struggle was for dear life and freedom to pass in the direction of the British lines.The Russian squadrons, quite four hundred strong, had ample time to meet our rush with force enough to bear us down and make all prisoners.To our amazement, their right fell back, and giving way, assisted our design.Some passed without collision; only a few were mingled in the mass, and these fought clear in quicker time than one can tell it.TI bore well to the left, quite losing touch with the Sth.Thus separated from all aid, lancers pursued me up the valley; 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Fred, T.Tory, Ottawa, Ont.Mrs.H.J.Fleming, Prince Albert, Sask, G.D.Hynes, Carlton Place, Ont.Miss Alice Crompton, Montreal, Que, A.F.Scroggie, Montreal, Que.Eric Woodcock, Winnipeg, Man.George Munro, Vancouver, B.C.Mrs.G, F, Timms, Epworth B.C, H.T.Welsh, Vancouver, B.C.K.C.Steeves, Grand Forks, B.C, W.Symes, Fort William, Ont, Shas.E, Nunn, Winnipeg, Man, Harry Stevenson, Winnipeg, Man.Miss May Hughes, Winnipeg, Man.R.W, Killey, Winnipeg, Man.Miss Alexander Long, Winnipeg, Man.Miss Nora Pratt, Winnipeg, Man.Alfred Lawson, Winnipeg, Man, Miss B.Bishop, Willipeg, Man.Mrs.Frederick Toll, London, Ont.John W.Mumford, Montreal, Que.Mrs, C.C.Cowley, London, Ont.Mrs, Annie Hazen, London, Ont, Miss Jessie Mackenzie, London, O nt.Miss Maud Mathews, Montreal, Que, Edgar A.Mott, Montreal, Que.Fred.A.Keyzer, Montreal Annex, Que, H.T.Welsh, Vancouver, B.C, H.J.Unicume, Montreal, Que.Miss Eliza Wood, Montreal, Que.Mrs, J, Pilatzke, Montreal, Que.C.A.Ballantyne, Kingston, Ont.E.W.Skinner, Kingston, Ont.J.H.Todd, Barrie, Ont.Mrs, George Robinson, Stratford, Ont.Joseph Campbell, Toronto, Ont.Miss J.McCarthy, Prescott, Ont.John W.Ashbury, Toronto, Ont.Edward G.Lockhart, Toronto, Ont.Mrs.Maclennan, Brockville, Ont.Miss Pollie Franks, Toronto, Ont.Miss Emma McCandlish, Victoria, B Jos, King, Vancouver, B.C.Miss Jessie Eckersley, Halifax, 8.Herbert S.Bogert, Toronto, Ont.Fred.Humphreys, Hamilton, Ont.C.P.Duncan, Mount Hamilton, Ont.1153 3 twenty-five can marry without the King\u2019s consent.Supposing, however, a Prince over twenty-five desired to marry, and the King refused his consent, then the Prince could give notice of his intention to the Privy Council.After that he would have to restrain his patience for a whole year.If during that time either the House disapproved of the marriage, it could not take place.But if both Houses of Parliament were satisfied, the Prince could marry the woman of his choice.A Prince has not even the right to educate his own children, for it was long ago laid down that the King has the care and education of his grand- of Lords or the House of Commons children while they are minors.ENTRY FORM Borden's Baby Contest » ago Pat He w SA.3 î A YQRA U This coupon entitles one child to entry in the above Contest.Paste coupon to back of a Cabinet-size photo of child entering the Contest, and att a can of , attach a label cut from front of Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk No entry fee or other conditions necessary.Name of Child Age of Child.Cn ee ee ee i V4 La LA La ee Address of Parents.Ce ee ee ee ee 44 ee November 7th, \u201908.Address to \u201cBaby Contest,\u201d \u201cThe Standard,\u201d 171 St.James Street, Montreal.Announces that it has been Appointed Purveyor of MINERAL WATER to HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII.His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales.\u2014 \u2014 a \u2014 = \u2014\u2014 1 ee E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a ei 7% "]